BROG Velcro Radio Pouch
BROG Velcro Radio Pouch
The BROG Velcro Radio Pouch is a holder for a handheld radio, sewn from 1000D Cordura and backed across its full rear face with Mil-Spec hook-and-loop. The pocket measures 4 in tall x 2 in wide x 1.5 in deep and weighs 23 g empty. A hook-and-loop strap folds over the top of the radio to hold it in, and the whole back is the mount — there is no webbing to thread and no hardware to install, so it presses onto any loop-Velcro surface and peels off when you want to move it.
It fits smaller handhelds like the Baofeng UV-5R, Midland X-Talker FRS, and Motorola Talkabout, plus slightly larger units like the Midland GXT1000VP4 and some handheld HAM radios. Mount it on a seat-back panel, inside the lid of a gear bag, or on any loop board so the radio rides in a fixed, reachable spot instead of sliding around a console. The Mil-Spec backing holds the pouch on a matched loop surface, and the retention strap keeps the radio seated through trail vibration. The Cordura shell shrugs off dust and splashes but the pouch is not a sealed dry case, so it is not meant for submersion.
Made in USA. Offered in Coyote and Black, and backed by Blue Ridge Overland Gear's lifetime guarantee.
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Overview
The BROG Velcro Radio Pouch is a 1000D Cordura holder for a handheld GMRS or HAM radio, backed across its full rear face with Mil-Spec hook-and-loop so it mounts to any loop-Velcro surface without webbing or hardware. A hook-and-loop strap folds over the top to retain the radio. The pocket runs 4 in tall x 2 in wide x 1.5 in deep.
Key features
- 1000D Cordura shell — abrasion-resistant, shrugs off dust and splashes
- Full-coverage Mil-Spec hook-and-loop backing for high holding power
- Hook-and-loop retention strap folds over the top to keep the radio seated
- Pocket size: 4 in tall x 2 in wide x 1.5 in deep, 23 g empty
- Fits Baofeng UV-5R, Midland X-Talker FRS, Motorola Talkabout, Midland GXT1000VP4, and some handheld HAM radios
- Mounts to seat-back panels, gear-bag interiors, and any loop-Velcro board; peels off to relocate
- Made in USA; Coyote or Black
Use cases
Keep a handheld radio in a fixed, reachable spot in the cab so it doesn't get lost between stops or rattle loose in a console. Works on seat-back panels, inside tool bags and gadget bags, or on a headliner loop panel — anywhere you've got a matched loop surface and want the radio in arm's reach.
- Pocket dimensions (H x W x D): 4 in x 2 in x 1.5 in
- Empty weight: 23 g
- Shell: 1000D Cordura
- Backing: Mil-Spec hook-and-loop (full rear face)
- Retention: hook-and-loop strap folds over the top of the radio
- Mounting: any loop-Velcro surface — no webbing or hardware
- Radio fit: Baofeng UV-5R, Midland X-Talker FRS, Motorola Talkabout, Midland GXT1000VP4, some handheld HAM
- Colors: Coyote, Black
- Origin: Made in USA
What radios actually fit this pouch?
It fits smaller handhelds like the Baofeng UV-5R, Midland X-Talker FRS, and Motorola Talkabout, plus slightly larger units like the Midland GXT1000VP4 and some handheld HAM radios. The internal pocket is about 4 in tall x 2 in wide x 1.5 in deep, so measure a tall or wide radio against that before ordering.
How does it attach — does it need MOLLE webbing or screws?
Neither. The entire back face is Mil-Spec hook-and-loop, so it presses onto any loop-Velcro surface: a seat-back panel, the inside of a gear bag, a headliner loop panel, or a molle/loop board. There is nothing to thread and no hardware to install, and you can peel it off to relocate it.
Will the radio stay put on the trail?
On a matched loop surface, the full-coverage Mil-Spec backing keeps the pouch in place through normal trail vibration, and the hook-and-loop strap folds over the top of the radio to keep it seated. Press the strap down fully after you drop the radio in so it stays put on rough terrain.
Is it weatherproof?
The 1000D Cordura shell is abrasion-resistant and shrugs off dust and splashes, which covers the interior cab or gear-bag mounting this pouch is built for. It is a soft pouch, not a sealed dry case, so do not count on it for submersion or hard rain exposure.